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The British School at Rome celebrates its first 100 years of activity with this historical account. The main narrative examines the way the School has from the start responded to the opportunities offered by Rome in bringing together archaeologists and historians with artists, architects and art historians in a fruitful marriage of interests. It underlines both the continuities that link the vision of Thomas Ashby to the present, and the transformations by which the institution has adapted itself to the changing of European history. Chapters on the artist scholars by two artists closely linked with the School, Alistair Crawford and Stephen Farthing, look at the diverse responses to the opportunities offered by living in Rome. The book should be of interest to all concerned with Britain's cultural engagement with Italy, in the fine arts and archaeology.